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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by YH Lin <YH...@BenQ.com> on 2005/06/06 08:08:34 UTC
Can SVN handle Microsoft Excel files?
Dear all,
I want to use SVN to manage Excel files as version control.
Because our department use Excel files to write document.
Is possible SVN can handle Excel files normally & perfectly?
Thanks.
Br
YH Lin
Re: Can SVN handle Microsoft Excel files?
Posted by Manuzhai <ma...@manuzhai.nl>.
> I would imagine that yes, you can put Excel files under version control,
> but of course Subversion wouldn't be able to do automatic merges of
> changes. You'd best use the needs-lock property available in Subversion
> 1.2 so as to ensure that only one person works on a given Excel file at
> a time.
Maybe if you save the Excel files in the XML format (first available in
Office XP) Subversion could do some of the merges.
Regards,
Manuzhai
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Re: Can SVN handle Microsoft Excel files?
Posted by Ryan Schmidt <su...@ryandesign.com>.
On 06.06.2005, at 10:08, YH Lin wrote:
> I want to use SVN to manage Excel files as version control.
> Because our department use Excel files to write document.
> Is possible SVN can handle Excel files normally & perfectly?
I would imagine that yes, you can put Excel files under version
control, but of course Subversion wouldn't be able to do automatic
merges of changes. You'd best use the needs-lock property available in
Subversion 1.2 so as to ensure that only one person works on a given
Excel file at a time.
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